FT230XS-R - FTDI, Future Technology Devices International Ltd

Manufacturer Part Number

FT230XS-R

Manufacturer

Future Technology Devices International

Introduction

The FT230XS-R is a USB to UART interface controller from Future Technology Devices International's USBmadeEZ-UART and FT-X, X-Chip series, encapsulated in a 16-SSOP package. This device bridges USB and UART protocols.

Product Features and Performance

USB to UART bridge functionality

Utilizes USB 2.0 protocol

Operates across a voltage supply range of 3.3V to 5V

Extremely low current supply of 8mA

Operable in a temperature range from -40°C to 85°C

Compact 16-SSOP package allows for efficient use in space-constrained applications

Product Advantages

Low power consumption

Supports a broad range of operating temperatures

Simplifies USB connectivity in products with UART interface

Standard USB 2.0 compliance ensures compatibility with many systems

Key Technical Parameters

Voltage Supply: 3.3V ~ 5V

Current Supply: 8mA

Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 85°C

USB Protocol: USB 2.0

Interface Type: UART

Quality and Safety Features

Rigorous compliance with USB 2.0 standards ensures reliability and safety

Built-in protection features within the SSOP packaging enhance durability

Compatibility

Compatible with systems requiring USB 2.0 to UART bridge functionality

Integrates smoothly with various development environments due to standard interface protocols

Application Areas

Consumer Electronics

Industrial Automation

Telecommunication Systems

Computing and Peripherals

Product Lifecycle

Currently active product

No current plans for discontinuation, with support and replacements readily available

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Offers reliable USB connectivity in a compact and energy-efficient design

Delivers durable performance under wide operating temperatures and voltage ranges

Streamlines product development with standard interfaces and easy integration

Supported by an established manufacturer with a track record of reliability in interface controllers